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Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-27
ATTEMPTRD POISONING. !
Well known Hartford Lady and
Her Servant the Victims.

A Well Known Hartford Lady and
Her Servant the Victims.
HARTFORD, Jan. 26.-Mrs. F. w. Plimp
ton, we'll known lady of this city, and her
servant had narrow escape from poisoning
recently. 1t is now supposed that nurse in
the lady's employ, who has since beer" dis
charged, committed the deed. Arsenic was
placed in the drinking cups. The police are
working on the case.
The Crew of the Lost Graham. g, ~
HALIFAX, N. S., Jan. 26.-Following is
list of those on the lost schooner g. Graham
as shown by the books in the shipping Office;
Charles Coleridge. master, native of Car
line, N. F., leaves widow and two children
in this city; James A. Watt5mate, aEnative
of Sheet Harbor, N. S., leaves. wife and one
child in this city; Anathase Boudfot, second
mate, native of Chetecamp, Co B. married.
but no children; Percinent Philip, cook, a
native of Grenada, Albert Booth, seaman, a
native of Connecticut, q. S.; James Crolley,
seaman, of Newfoundland.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-27

The thirteenth monthly sociable of the
Sons of st. George last evening was enjoyed
by large company. 1t was one of the best
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-27
T7Aa11ts.
WANTE ID.

WANTED,
A SEAMSTRESS wants to 90 out by the day for
jazz 3t* ia home PLACE
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-27

WANTED.
A IuATION by capable girl to do SECOND
Inquire at Dag PopI ID sTPEET En-
iA21 ~ 4 ~ IIaR oAnH.H-A.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-27
FOR RENT.


FOR RENT,
49, EITHER separate or together, the large
LEE: store and rear buildings No. 479 State street
~. These premises are well adapted to either
large mercantile manufacturing business; also
rooms with or without power on East Water
street. Also for sale or rent, dwelling houses In
city and suburbs. ]. W. BISHOP,
au11tf ATT State Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-27
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
- LARGE HOUSE, near center.
8!!g good central business property very low.
T. g. SLOAN & SON.
Room Benedict's Building.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
Sin btllises nreO Sefc6df tstsd'

Mermbse unTsres etsentb0mGhen GpRens Der GtaSnote t6nnen nr stde
6rDniSbe 4rantheten e6enio erngreiG pbne ais NIT perfOntber Ar1imtatfDn
6e6an6in. G8abwnb es us INNER rspL nnlere gattentsn gu fe4en, une nit
ihuen bdannt au perben, tbnen Mnier SnHtut 6u 6eBen no ne NIT un1erem
gpaem Der gs1anOluns Uertr0at gu IaasHs RaSen ,tgTe,le eHnG o. nat cine Gus
Ssneutsf ett NIT bs pie RanneF Der SstNsmi4eIt oe teiinleg t gtnssIs
IS asDerbare, wsan mir lie In 9hts lra6erss 3eithsg lsMH esn1:s.sa aean Ssnte
get, ST Is Mot elm 9nn0eg6Sssr cgaO per SssnasatEste t., p SsdI. aq 5eEs
$obeI an9e6en tamm. 1lnir ebrwarptSr gSetteulert 1T 70 pertraut sewprlen
nit ben 8epesHnSen In Der Gtn1pbere pap er Te 9eaSu DCreer5Aia9en TN
etonbe lit. Gr Fam rubts In DafWn9cn Tben nm I'm 8DrauS SaSen, lMe ba8
SSater IN 5Ipnba pbr Ge1 grf fen mtrh, GIG Of ntbt Suubrte BON GGsleu
auIfden Tim unb ben 9euannRu Gtabten Iagen. Mnp 70 9bt e3 IN alien
3tpdSeu Der tnpbernen 9SaturrtienTbaft. gEaB ron g6tben ill., 1T bic SenntHB
$3.50 aepfIer q E en-. MI8 benielben fehen bic
@u3ei9ea Der sa as, u 4s SaesP} se eR RfRR sass"Sa RETROSPECTIVE ID : meas
&rant5eit. s snpsfsnn Ssgsen ansstss as'e 0e G'f s snaaossesn nn as~ aS
&~mmaxz@Nmu2Gnza @rnno bteier Ibatahe fnb mir beia9tSt nit Der erbbz
ten @enauisfett Elm GpFen, bic Natur 4rGniI4er GrGnfbetten s1 EefimTen,
aRfubauen, Gbne naiere @aieatsn gu isheT nh tie serl0Ht@ SW Hnteriu9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
a1tabt teeeeeeer 4tatbte, gatte4tten st rstetr.

Sn6ena wr b~srDOr9eben, Oas tHr Obns psri5nttte nnhElnanng beg ga sstta
$rant6etRn ertennen tDnneH, bebGIpte1 mir nt@t nit IteruGtdrdpen GrateI
enssefattt 81 ien. g8tr eaanssn naiere sssnntniS Der ar0T MastG gs Sa aF ts.
neOeintite gragt5 Gnwenbsn:. 1lnc Der G Sns8a It, iig gssH gF S IN pie
Ionoruien8er Dber brcnfIer Srnnt1euen. rnIer 9pEen Der BraJ5 IND Pee
nuHberber erhele Gr5pLs beueten bic Gb3Hd1eus bB STantbeten 9epFne
m-wzmwwuwxuw~ GrS5ennngen bateu, peIAey Der Observation-Disclosures Mna1
A Ml .~N - EnM~~ ( Iris unterpCrTen, retblube md nint gu rrBpeutenbe
4 &SMWnSEWwEEE 4 Gaten Hefern, ba5 trtben b8 geidi6en Yr1tNers bu
GrfOlg. s ST sa Rs sa5Rs P0 sS afSmiRt ss sssa Is aHs% Iaa5:
Rm~mEnmH1rnGnGuA niert9er Gbr GrDnI&er &rT1tbeHeu uo Die SWe
GeTbt1t8tett fnb Icmit tn benz geret3 tebeS SnpnItDeu SeTeut, rAt er obr
fe a4a thinner BON ben @s5ten, ipelte 6te gekanbluns folder 0eteen 8r Spes
SMtaf MAIDEN, enTsrnt mptnen mag. @pue Gtn5elEeten unfere8 et5enthuns
Ipen mthenNsafNtasn Spfems entfante PGtsntem 6n unterinssn u1e 3g
bebanbdn Fn6 entbaue1 IN s. The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser (9sr apt NIT BEN ,gefun5oSsaa MsntRsnyeafanO q es .@sstt5ssebs:
snbers SauErattoasn; gerIanet gsgsa GtnRnogas nE s. 1 e., S 2s4 man nan
Ct pErO S4nsn cine ponFanbse @b9anbHHg 16er S9rs ipe5ueue Srantbdt sGses
lanbt nerpeH Itt HHIereH SsStHSH18sR jar Ss SebaHol|Ha IND nit eUea
Ginssbeisn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
Granf9eitele Der
Ser0astung.

Ser 2ranfbettem, ipelde ani
GtniInB baben, itno febr
2oten miBbeutst unS fur
Bebaublung etn9eiAla9en
egiitirt. 1lniere praItaubt
Sr9ane rptrb on tr9eno {
EentS In Brtefmarfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04

bon nnferen Gpe5tattft
~bebdnceIt, ben mon 6ii
Delhe in nnieren Der
betten beri&tet iinb-
6un9 BON 3ebu Gents
NIT elmer 8ef4retbuns
MbbanDIun9 trtr al fen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
0QS TelO unierer Grfolge.

Ga tDtr BITE GbatTd@e dnerfannten, 6as fein srrBes
dnSialieBlt9 Der SeiIuns G~rpntIGer arantbeste1 gee
~ptouletes Snititut, bte Beparfniiie Ser Q~etpeHeen In
uaierem Qanbe befrteatsea mfsrbe, pbne bte ~1pl.toraz
neuen BerbeiIerl.tlsen Srr We5anplung BON arants
heiEnn Sen &eaa SEi.aono 1inh 0rnnnn- intnie Req Ehnns |
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
SnoQ(ibeu>@ otel@ G0trnr0ii6es Smitttut,
NO. Cos Main Street, Buffalo, NY.
an sdpah, tonnun elm ansea5ms, bee eeanns g~thmsks se@. n8ndFtt #A
Gtueru uouen Stab uou adhebu Aeritet tito WuuO0r3l
amsT@tieRi;G ber Seban6tsts

ansT3GeRi5 br Sebanbmng 9rOnH3r SranfbedeHg ewfo@eE
SP5mM@ SaKSSs @SM mnwM@ m@S#yk~ 9@h~@@@ @#m~ ~h~U @ha
Sin biaMes umD 9efd6dftsmd6ioes Snerbietem ait ole sno@G0em*
"@%%WSS@"s %% 3a@S@t a@a %sS s@g@%as %@ S@Ss%ng9 $ @@s@% s S %Ss
mtgW@mg Mmgm gGm1 SRSm Mg@@mRm %P S&MM EMaMEp I'M ET Sma5 S
SMnS ESIm 2Mn @@nas@ @aassg9aMGThM t%S@ma@ sSSa3sSt @@"r '"@Nq@@ 3S""" ~~~" ~F~"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04

@erSte unb Gbtrursen,
Iattpnerl e%ntfanben, tor
es fetnen 8aa btefer 9
su rtel S@wtertSfetteu
tnuItrtrteH Mbhanbluus
BeSteben. Otefe &tafl
1T elm esfa9rliGe3 Gtr
renb Sau{eupe tdbrlt3
ienbe bte Ginael6eiten
etne SrpBe tauitrtrte, pt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
NieTeas
@rant5eiteu.

GioanpSe gu MAIDEN, burd, wei6e infer Snfti
notGrlt6 gu elmer nus9ebeGrten 9rart3 tn Rrai
tlniere Gpe6taGtIt n baben peru,6se tbrer groBe
fnb baber TN 5tdnpe. i6re Seilntttel iebem ct
Die 8ebaublHms Der arantbetten Ger Sort1o
ben 2pets, etne Gpe3iaLitat In ~unSercr $rarii
rurstI@en Snltitut eebilbet, unb bo fcrtbabrt
raS etnem c%onGtIen aber potitanbtSeu @erf i
bieIer &ranfbetten, DabeU wtr cine grpSe THU
Heiten p~ubIiStrt, rpeGde an ie6e 9tbreSfe 9esen
&rtefmdrfen bergdubt tpirD,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04

atftdeta gS2yeas@ataTfE
&~@Eoino5udtt- 0aourcb
SauptzO epartement Sema@.
Nnteriu@ulis Der betrpfene
tbp5fppe, GptrOmeter &C., n
&eruneem, Mtputfattoneu,
Ecrmen ron perbeierten ne
gBtt perDTeutltmen bret
frant9eiten, Ino guar CT
g3rpnGttt8, 9reig fret per
peer 9btiliS, nene nnp erfplE
4pit 5e6n @eut5. Sine Ibpt
per SOFT 5pet Gent8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
9eifIe
@Eaattleiten.


ftno, braI@en MIR tanm
SnTitut NIT benz 3Getg
Ldub, felt nteteu SABRE
b~erGhmteife &Hitolt Der
MfefttrGeu, pelGe BON
G~epebubeiten berr1bre,
Stir bGben Dor pielen
fer aranf6etten etnserie
geunoar5te anfere8 Sta
zines nDQeu Meb1tntfA;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04

waabte &ranttetten, perpen Iefr bdufs BON uns
bancels nno SeiIungen iiu6 er,ieIt mpreen III 3
fsroe1 bon Sh4en, lpel6e ftr 9pfnunS8lcS gall
Die ssrone @enlti1e 9lnalpie unb mttroitppti@e lin
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
Strtftlgrea.

BON wObIbefonnten &c:
Gents tn Brtefmarteu,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04

ben gOrtben etnes yDuen ar3ft&en sOnaliums, beFs9enS aas seDaSFten Syes
9otst nnb @9truFgtTaem, 5EiHtut EnS e e;nsertefet, OsS Te Sans og8efaISfsa
Isu6e aeHn Gsm5 In BdefmurRn, fr unfere arOse pDlFSHOtse Gb6anoIWns 1ber
5raaenzRrant8etbus tGufrrt NIT 5n9lret4en SoNiRntfeu unO fabtsen GafeIE-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04

Grl1etnnngen Babei
lgFS unter1pcrTen, !
Oaten ltefer11, ba5 /
Ietten, Die 1atur prr
Die alerrei@fteI {
usa.snn uSNn A~~~'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04

0tSs tmppiants GtatHTmnnt wur6e errT6tet sum- gBcble Der er9benI
eWR aus fren1ben 26npsrn, I'M ben dr3l den Ndts nap Die SIIe os SOAR
Eafuttat bRes peItbeTubMten SntttuteS btlpen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04

Der SebanStung bteFr safe 9emiDnet. Sic asntte rms ~ Gbt = u r9 ~ tf bI dsn
Gspartement baben 0tIe betle 9tautbeten ,um GnSS}ogmR"uSSirTSe. em ~ ~ SHS"
Saa as.esrt n msrOsn tn nmSsr 5Tfitat pom nett entRrmfen gtaat se sT IN Setten
9esEagt nnno ns renen noHd nno 3euno n5 0aue. SCREEN 1sue In SrsfSor
nan H9 oreHto COet perlonlt9 an unere Gpe8taiTen iSenSet om nrS m aennn mn
F5on Der @efhdideit DrN @~@" ~ sss~rn4S No. rS sgaHsm mentget mepe mot
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-01
AUDACIOUS ABORIGINES.
Belief that Colorow has been Rein.
forced.

DENVER, Aug. 26.-The latest advices
from Mcckcr are dated yesterday morning.
They indicate that the situation is extreme
" critical and that hasty or incOnsidcrate
iction may prccipitatc trouble and blood.
she'd at any moment Colorow shows no
fear and he insists that the troops
must leave. He also refuses to go
10 the reservation. There is no
ioubt that he has been largely reinforced,
although the agent gt the reservation
tsscrts that no Indians have left there.
The falsty of this assertion is shown in
he presence at Colorow's camp of enc
If the Indian police from the rescry alton.
Governor Adams reached Glenwood this
evening, where he will confer with
General West, The scouts and couria
report that they have been chased by
Indians, and their statements are anthem
lica,ed. The weather has been bad for
The troops, who have been on short ra-
tons and without needed supplies on ac-
count of the lack Of transportation, but
by this time their supplies have prob
ably reached them. In every movement
up to the present time the Indians have
shown themselves masters of the situation
and massacrcs could have occurred had
they been disposed to open the conflict.
II was for this reason that Gen Reardon
called for more troops. Any moment may
bring report of n conflict.
kilograms from Meeker deny that Col
GROW is surrounded by militia as reported
| Tic is said TO be strongly intrenched in the
hills Capt. Lawson says he was tiret
upon and pursued by indians while car
ryng kilograms from Camp Adams Il
Meeker, but escaped unhurt.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-01
THE LATE PROF. BAIRD.
prof. Poweii's Tribute 10 tho Late Seq
rotary OF the Smithsonian Institute.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 22--Prof J, w,
Powell. the director OF the geological
survey, returned to the city last evening
from his unfinished western trip, having
been recalled by the news Of tho serious
Prof Powell said. IL have known Prof
Baird for the last eighteen years Hewas
was like brother 10 me. There has
been nothing Of importance that haye
undertaken in that time that have not
first consulted with Professor Baird. He
knew more than any man haye ever
known. lie knew every subject with
which he had TO do throughly. Hc mast
cred all the details. His prccminent
quality was pcrhaps his ability as an
organizer 1t was given to him to
accomplish what few men ARE capable
Of in lifetime, the organization
OF two great institutions-the
National museum and the United States
fish commission. Prof Baird was man
of great practical sense. He could foroscc
the outcome Of matters, and had broad
comprehension Of the relative importance
of details He was IN unsel6sh man
His personal interests were lost sight OF
in tho interests Of the institutions under
his care, He expended public money
with the careful scrutiny that most mon
give TO their private affairs, His entire
unsclfshncss and devotion to his work,
as well as his practical sense. was nppre'
ciatcd by the committees Of Congress
when he appeared before them TO explain
the needs for the money asked for. Prof.
Baird was great scientist, and II Ia n
singular fortune that tho Smithsonian
institution has had In succession two such
eminent men ms Professor Henry and
Professor Baird. There is no doubt but
that Professor Langley will succeed Pro-
fcssor Baird as Secretary Of the Smith
sonian."
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-01
A DESPERIDO SLOT.

Wheeling CIV. Va. } dispatch: Partic-
ulars we're learned this afternoon of the
assassination Of John Cartwright, q
noted desperate of Witzel county, at
his home in Mannintown, W. Va, while
standing a few PAGES from his own door.
At 7 o'clock Cartwright was standing
with his back toward tree when Il man
carrying n rifle appeared upon the ridge
above the house, leveled his gun and
fired at Cartwright, the ball passing
through his body, instantly killing him.
The stranger after firing the shot e%tri-
Gated the empty shell from the rifle,
then walked coolly away in plain vicwof
t;sty people, VINO were intimidtted ~
the appearance OF his weapon. Justice
z. u. Charleton was standing few
yards from the murderer and saw the
effect of his shot, but was unarmed and
did not attempt his arrest, \ posse has
since organized and are now on tho
murderer's trail. Cartwright was thirty
eight years of age, married and tho
father OF seven children.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-01
hon. JOHN A. ELLIOTT.
\ rrominent Citizen, Well Known
Throughout Iowa, Passes Away.

llou, John A, Elliott died at ais home
in Des Moiues on the morning of Aug. 90.
The Register gives the following sketch
of his life; When quite yoang Mr., Elliott
sustained severe rupture, but no trouble
was experienced thorefrom until recently.
when il was decided TO have an operation
performed to relieve him from what
had developed into serious case OF her.
MIA, Soon after this operation had been
performed peritonitis set In, causing the
gravcst fears for his safety, DIR. Peck.
Of Davenport. was called, and remained
with tho patient until yesterday morning,
when he returned TO Davenport A con.
sultation of physicians was called again
last night, and u special car dispatched to
shortly after D clock.
Mr. Elliott had three children, James,
now living near Cofrecvillc, Kansas;
Harry, connected with the State Insurance
company. and Mrs Carroll Wright OF this
city.
Mr. Elliott was born on the cath Of
September, 1924, In Armagh. Indiana
county, Pa, and remained there until
he was 10 years Of age when no en-.
gagged rs clerk in tho store Of his
uncle, with whom he served two years,
lie received an academic education in his
native county, and concluding TO come
west, went TO Ohio. where he engaged In
school teaching. lie continued that for a
short time and then returned to his native
State He engaged In the mercantile
business until 1858, when he removed to
Wisconsin, engaged IN merchandising four
years and In 1857 moved to Mitchell
county, Iowa There he followed farm.
ing for one year. and In 1883 was elected
County Treasurer and Recorder, which
Offices he held until he was elected
Auditor OF State In 1864. In 1866 he
was renomnated by reclamation and
again in 1868, During his term Of office
the finances were managed In manner
that insured the prompt payment OF
every warrant on its presentation, and In
this prosperous and satisfactory condition
he turned tho portfolio of Office oyer TO
his successor. In 1870 Mr., Elliott was
engaged rs Land Commissioner by the
Dcs Moincs Valley Railroad Company,
and remained In that position three years
He was one Of the founders Of the Citizens
National Bank aud has held the Office Of
Vco President aud Cashier. and he was
for number of years President Of the
State Insurance Company, In 1915 Mr..
Elliott was married TO Miss Martha J.
Henderson, a Lancaster county, Pennsyl.
vania.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-01
THE IRISH POLICE.
Discussing a Proposal TO Mako Il sun
Larger.

LONDON, Aug. 29.--ln the House Of
Commons this evening, ON u motion to
grant i62, 3l5 pounds for the purpose of
completing the credit for the Irish police
service, Dillon protested against consent
TO the increase of police in Ireland,
Although the population had decreased
900, 900 since 1880, the cost of the police
service had increased Oversee, 900 pounds
This waste of public money was not due
TO CRIME. A monstrous and corrupt pc.
lice force was kept up to eyado the pro
visions of the military act by maintaining
u larger military force than was sanction
ed by Parliament, The law was not en-.
forced and rents were not collected, and
the only effect of employing police was
20 create widespread dissatisfaction, and
to eXasperate the people,
Balfour, Chief Secretary of Ireland,
said he would not deny that the cost of
police force of Ireland was largely in
excess of that Of England, He asserted
that the responsibility of this state OF
affairs rested on those who were doing
their best to iomcnt discomfort in Ireland,
Sexton said he believed that Ireland
was the only country in the world where,
with steadily decreasing population,
there existed Il steadily increasing police
force to overawc the people
In the House of Commons, after nine
hours discussion, the vote for Irish con
stabulary was carried by lO1 10 90.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-01
A DEADLY SCOURGE.
Hundreds Of People Dying--A Myster.
Ious Disease.

IlISroY, w. Va, Aug. Collaboration
received here from Mcdowell county Is
to the effect that dreadful state OF affairs
exists in that portion OF the State and
Southwestern Virginia. The drouth has
made the water very low, and the peculiar
disease which has several times previously
followed this state Of affairs, and which
is supposed TO be result OF minerals In
the waters. mas broken out In the Dead
Horse Cave ncighEorhood there are over
100 cases, with 80 deaths. Not family
has escaped. Crops are neglected, and
farm work Is at standstill. il requiring the
entire time of every individual able to
labor to care for the sick and dead. II Is
estimated that 200 people have died In
Mcdowell county alone in the last four
weeks from the disease.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-01
National Encampment g. A. II.

The Womans Relief corps of Iowa has
selected the Wabash line from Des Moines
as the official route to the National En-
campment commencing at st. Louis, Sep.
81. A special train will be run to accom-.
MEDIATE this noble band Of ladies and their
friends. The Presidents private car will
be appropriately decorated and she, TO-.
gethcr with her aides, extend cordial
welcome to all comrades, their wives and
friends TO join them at Dcs Moines and
thus contribute To make 1t q pleasant trip
long TO he remembered
For all information rs to trains, rates,
etc, etc, address l.. NJ, Martin, Ticket
Agent, DeS Moines.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-01
Odd Fellows Excursion to Denver, Col.

VIA INOUk INDNNU ItUUTE'
The G., r. l. &. Z. Ry. offers the grand.
est opportunity TO see the wonderful
mountain scenery of Colorado at smallest
expense ever known. Tickets to Den.
yer and return on sale September 10 to 10
inclusive, good to return until October
3st, at extremely low rates. Excur.
sions from Denver to all points in Col
orado at one fare for the round trip to
holders Of these tickets For further
particulars address
T.. A. HoLBROoK
CT. 81. p. A., g. r. |. &.P. Ry.,
Chicago, Ill.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-01
Harvest Excursions.

The Great Rock Island Route &C.. X
|. & T.. Ry) will sell Aug. 30 Sept. 20
and Oct. II, Harvest Excursion tickets at
ONE FARE TnE RouSp Tmp TO principal.
points in Kansas, Nebraska, Northwest:
ern Iowa, Minnesota and Dakota-llmit
30 days from date Of sale, For tickets
r further Information address, L. a,
llolbrook. Gen. Ticket and Passenger
Agent, Chicago, Ill.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-01
Harvest Excursions.

The Burlington Route, C. B. & @. r. r.,
will sell, on Aug 30, Sept 20, and Oct
II, Harvest Excursion tickets Mt one fare
for the round trip TO principal points in
Nebraska Kansas, Minnesota and Dakota.
Limit, 90 days. For tickets and further
information concerning these excursions,
call on the nearest q. B. & @. Ticket
Agent,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-01
Lucky CalrOites.

Cairo di) Argus, July IS.
The ST. Louis and Tennessee river
packet w. ii. Cherry was here to-day,
and her commander and clerk were
in better spirits than usual, for Il very
good reason They drew out Of the City
National Bank So, 900 the bank had col.
Iectcd for them on one-tenth of ticket
No. 10, 322 in the drawing Of the 18th
inst. Of The Louisiana State Lottery.
The ticket drew $50 900, making their
share as stated Capt. Lem Hill, Cairo,
tic from way back, is the commander OF
the Cherry, and Harry Crane, son
Of Capt John Crane OF the I. b.
Sims, the clerk. They are two
as clever and popular gentlemen as
run on the Western rivers, and their many
Cairo friends will be happy over any good
fortune that falls TO their lot. Capt. Hill
and Mr.. Crane haye never invested heavily
in the lottery. but occasionally have bought
a ticket or two in partnership, more for
the little fun nr excitement attending ven
lures on chance, however small, than
from expectation OF drawing anything OF
much importance, hence when their
ticket. or fraction Of ticket. in the draw
ing OF the 18th turned up worth -, 600,
they were more surprised than anybody
Complete returns from all the counties
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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-01

The editor Of the Humboldt KosmOs,
has secured the general agency Of II new
patent corn cutter, which enables n man
10 cut and shock three 10 four acres day.
II is wonderful machine. simple, easy
to handle and costs only 81. II is attach
cI to the leg. and at every step hill Of
corn is cut, leaving both arms free to
handle the stalks. When so much corn
is to be cut for fodder, rs will be in Iowa
this year. 1t will prove blessing to the
farmers ,..
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THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE


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Complete returns from all the counties
in Kentucky. show Buckner's majority
,ver Bradley to be 1905.